HADANO Sightseen Guide [秦野 Guide]
Climbing Omote-Tanzawa
【 表丹沢登山 】
- Setting Your Sights on the Giant Mountain Range -
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The Tanzawa range is known as the roof of Kanagawa Prefecture. Hadano includes the well-known entry points into the mountains, Okura and Yabitsu Pass. Many climbers visit these throughout the year.
Within Tanzawa range, Omote-One,which includes Mt.Tonotake, Mt.Nabewari, Mt.Karasuo, Mt.Ninoto, and Mt.Sannoto, is known as Omote-Tanzawa.
Omote-Tanzawa’s appearance changes with the seasons. With proper planning, visitors can enjoy climbing the mountains to enjoy some extra special scenery.
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Elevation 1,490.9m
The most popular climb in the Omote-Tanzawa area, it is also known as Mt.Sonbutsu.
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Elevation 1,272.5m
This mountain features a beautiful section of beech forest. The new green growth of spring and the autumn leaves create amazing scenery.
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Elevation 1,204.8m
The summit of this mountain offers a view of the line of Omote-One peaks with Mt.Fuji in the distance.
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Elevation 1,136m
At the summit of this mountain is the mountain hut “Karasuo Sanso” with its distinctive triangular roof.
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Elevation 1,251.7m
The sacred mountain of the Kanto region, located at the eastern tip of the Tanzawa range. The summit is the site of the Oyama Afuri Shrine.
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Elevation 1,180m
At the summit is a stone cenotaph engraved with the image of En-no-Gyoja- a Japanese ascetic and mystic.